Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1924, Page 10

10 PLAN“NOPPING UP” INHOSPITAL FUND Follow-Up Committee Will Continue to Carry On Subscription Drive. A “foliow-up committ to carry en the campaign for Bmergency and hespitals, will be itow nnounced Iward Clifford. chair- ganization witl iast t by man of the campaign or committee taunch vigorously i the extremely work of giving cvery n a4 chance to subscribe o help these two neces Clifford said time of the follow-up important Owing i the ed campai 1 r make even by follow-up o t in touch with every who were not in_their lome when we made our our active 54 ashington In'v ington Inn $100: Mr. and 5100 arren., 3 any. $1 Woodward. $100: Fred P Miss 1B Humbert, $10 Costello. § idnoy Kent Henderson, Cicld. $200: Counte Holecombe, Doug 260 “ornclia L. Munn, $3 SEES RADIO SENDING PHOTOS OVER WORLD! C. F. Jenkins Tells University Club | 3 New Invention Is Proved Feasible. the day N be a »und th < nea to see earth s Jenkins, well entor, b | the University | The clubrooms were capacity was at the “c Club last ni arowded to by members and | before the ter intr hehalf of the board of governors. Jenkins, in time prophesying the tion enabling es by wire- P _would bring Washington w urrence, H time is comi tite nation, gt their res dences. could see the inaugur lents of the United Stz Aid for Crime Detection. ‘Newspapers will be especi nefited,” Mr. Jenkins declared, » to print spot new nd one of th for the detection of criminals, trated his lecture | of his inven- photograph | minutes. He | successful at- sending both pictures and messages from here to Philadelphia nd showed sume of the picture H. lared that only the power of the wireless station bore of sending. proved n the distance ¥ work has been . in closing, “and all ihe development of nd a few minor perfecting ncident in regard rs was related by f their valu and said that they ble to lend help because < of knowledge they for g to him. “One ers, Miss Florence Anthony, Cwas 4 m 1 advertised through The and when 1 found N ad been a ‘maker of women's | hats, I considered tha’ there was nothing that could be narder to do, <o | hired her. Stranze to say, she succeeded in grinding a lens for me that special glass grinders had called impossible. Of course, she had no | knowledge of that work before.” Foreign Mail Rates Increused PARIS, March 29.—Notice was given per cent increase in ctters from Prance to rign countries, effective Apri 1. organized | one pledges could | ; | pouring H. Stocking, | Beach majority of whom arrived | when W. J.! luced the speaker on | ‘Coolldge Writes Birthday Letter To His Father resident Coolidge stopped work while yesterday rthday letter to his father, . Coolidge, who on Monday at his t Plymouth, Vi, will cele- his seventy-ninth birthday he President’s ther is ex- pected to come to Washington during the spring to visit his son for the first time in the White House, 'HOOVER GETS WEIRD | to write a fohn home i br RAPS AGAINST RADIO| Fans Flood Commerce Departmentl Office With Protests Against Static and Programs. i DECLINES “EDITORIAL" JOB, Simple Explananon Station Signals. BY ROBERT T. Secretary of sreons who wanted | Offers for ymmittee | SMALY Commerce Hoover emperor of the eth. the radio that mree in it in the desires to warn | andience of America on. the Department of Com- regulation of the roads air cannot and will not tempt to regulate the y out by broadeasting stations lepartmen ther soncern i is po attempt to free speech, no empt to 1 length, 1 and that ates sha which tated recently that cago office of the Depart nothing at the he the communi @ One man dow nintsx Azainst Jazz. ands of complaints the musical ce music Germans complain, ethoven. Almost as muny ainst attempts to audience with writer said | ilitary band bout the < about the ompla u.u!‘ the Protest Against Statie. Some the writers con ||hrul B suid Mr. Hoove all of complain ab, | generate and throw their own. Mr. Hoov class of interfer | oughly abso 1 nee will | the warning that the {not responsible for the | grams, and so say in the government departme Declines to Edit. a long time Wil for many 5 for vears, {ment’ will confine itself to r reports inane informa A great many of the letters re at the Department of (om demand to know how in of all that is just the government fixes up such calls for broadcasting static was claimed that some of the cods words used in the Ned McLean Palm telegrams recently uncarthed ooked more like the n#mes of bro asting stations than anything the world. Wh saying the names most of the fol seemed crazy who read them Hoover's Explana explanation is simplicity three and four 1 tions are assigned by a ment to certain countric a very wide ning with W, KDA to K system of lettering to tell in a moment from which a wire oming. 1,640 ARRESTS CITED. Police Bag Many Traflic Violators in Xet. the totaled country Local Arrests made by past_ week Sullivan® portin toxicants, formed 1t 1% a good time. We know how to do it. The only author- ized SIMONIZ station in Wash- ington Make reservations in advance. Ontario Garage 17th St. and Kalorama Road postal rate to! 75 centimes, with | 75 centimes for Tegte) , tered latte 713 14th St. EXCLUSIVE Main 2345 AGENTS THE SUNDAY STAR, Pre-Easter Sale of Sewing Needs and Notions! \ timely sale for the home sewer, busy now or soon about to be busy with her Spring and Summer ward- rube. | John J. Clark’s 3-cord Sew- ing Cotton, in white or black— Nos. 40 to 70—fur hand- | FoL0. ArRonS o sewing or 29¢c to 79¢ | Dozen spools | nbh R in pure gum in vario shades. 29¢ to 69¢ HICKORY ELASTIC. 12 yards in piece: in white or black, HICKORY _ SEW .ON OSE SUPPORTERS. white or flesh. 2 pairs for 2 35¢ RUBBERIZED HOUSE- HOLD APRONS, in va- 250.YARD SPOOLS OF Bgs’rmg Btc OSOTTOH‘ S 25¢ " SEWING SILK, in WBET LS o colors. en g, poeil 45¢ MERCERIZED SEWING De oot at.... e 10 MERCERIZED DARN- ING COTTON. in white. black and “coiors. ] Q@ 5 balls for in all the 15-LB. MAKERS' an BOX DRESS- PINS. 1Q¢ ARDED . SPRING ;Agr‘z-rsrms 9. 0, 4. 3: assorte At 6 cards for. 220 BUST CONFINERS. in fles oaly 29¢c ENAMELED COAT OR Shape, 6 sh single_or Pair e e el 39¢ FANCY 27C dozen EIL-BEE REAL HAIR NETS. in_cap or fringe shape: 6 shades; single or double mesh. A dozen (4 TRIMMING _BUTTONS AND BUCKLES, in one OPEN - MESH DISH A varied selection CLOTHS. tor the comt or dress— ® da 29¢ to $1.00 WOVEN METAL POT rRrsH WATER OR CLEANTES 15c SALT WATER FPEARL or BUTTONS. some 2 hols pALEEDLE THREAD. and hole: self-shank &S, 2S¢ Mo fisheye "3 cards_for. C HOOKS AND EYES. in ¥ s white or’ black; 2 dozen Dress Form onacard. 6ca o s 14c HOOK-AND.EYE TAPE, 1o a vard. 8 330 Piscs Yard 50.80 $1.00 tg-inch $1:20 SCISSORS, ALL STEEL guarnateed: styles. Pair— 19¢ to 79¢ SHIRRED BIAS TAPE. loading oolors; Maid of America “prind: 6" yards to piece. 3 pieces < 2 pioces 22¢ BIAS TAPE. in whito piecs. 5 pieces for &OC 2 RICKRACK. 3. yard 4c to 20c pieees: whits only: " in various width.. S b 25¢ STICKERIE . EDGING, in_ white only: "3 yard piece. Picces Tor 2S¢ MERCERIZED LINGE- RIE TAPE. in white Pink or blue: § and 8 yardpiess 5 30 "Snk LiNcERTE TAPE, i -:m: pink or blue: yard pioces. 5 22¢ pf}:g COUNT FARER 100 '3 papers yards for e 10e L RELIABLE SNAP FAS 00 . COUNT PAPER ERS. in white e © prpers D50 Tt an or =2 S0 COUNT PARER 12 eards for S Ppapers WILSNAP, TENEO or P R LB BOX PURITAN for DRESSMARLRS TENERS. one doze: on .55¢ Candrwhite” o PINS, Box 22, STREET FLOOR. LANSBURGH 12 _SECTION ADIUST ABLE DRESS FORMS <A B C IERSEY COVERED DRESS FORMS. with wirs ,mu'.t\”d © $2.79 RSEY.COVERED black. 3 cards for &l & BRO Flouncings, Trimmings, Laces! Wiith Prices Welcomely \ow For Those Who Sew! We've anticipated all your needs—we've pur chased just the trimmings you seek and coupled with the gencrous assortment are prices moderate and low Glos inches hrown., Flouncing, 30 wide. in black. navy, sand and Yard $1. 2 Net Top Flouncing, 27 inches wide. White only, but many pretty designs Yard in smart Width, $1.00 Organdie Collar E broidery, m ecru. for sheer summer dres s i Swiss Baby Flounc- oz ing, with dainty em broidered ruffie inches wide. 95C Yard Fancy Embroidered Bands and Edges, in rich Chinese color Yard. 59¢ and 75c. cocoa white or 36 inches wide, fetching array of terns. \\ hite '\‘1rd X $1 75 pat- elet Embroidered Voile, 36 inches wide. for all-over eyelet sum- mer dresses. Choice of rose. orchid. copen. various sizes and peach, maize, sand. re- shapes. Steel, bronze. seda and blue, iris and vard. . $1.85 cas’ S0 75¢ STREET FLOOR, Beaded Ornaments in LANSBURGH & BRO See the Stunning New Coiffures for Spring Ask for a special demon stration in our Hair Goods Department. Have ene oi our expert attendants show vou how easily you can ar- range your hair differently with the help of a small ad- ditional piece. No one will suspect its presence if arranged as our attendant shows you. It will match perfectly. and be no trouble at all to ad- just. Special Tomorrow Beautifully Waved Switches All Shades Excepting Gray $3.95 The Care of Your Hands, Your Hair, Your Face, Is Our Specialty Beau23 Salon, Tluni Floor Sanitas Breakfast Sets, $1.75 Attractive, washable sets that.prove a boon for luncheon as well as morning use. Gay combinations of colors and neat patterns and choice of five large or thirteen smaller piece sets. Japanese Scarfs and Lunch Cloth, the former 18x54 inches ; lunch cloth 36 inches across. Attractive Japanese blue prints, exceptional at, each, 48c. THIRD FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. PEPETRD WASHINGTON, D. (., MARCH 30, 1924—PAR! R ) LANSBURGH ¢ 420-30 7th St. N.W.—Thru to H(h ()UR ONLY STOR!‘ China That Will Make The Table Beautiful IFlawlessly perfect, daintily patterned, a matter of pride to the hostess, an inviting welcome to her guest. Special prices, so that every Washington may grace her table with it at very little cost. 100, woman This Handsome Fifty-Two Piece Imported China Dinner Set $11.49 \ beautiful “best set” for the house, seldom. if ever, seen at this Jow price. The pink rose cluster pattern and .fine gold edges make an appeal to all lovers of dainty dinnerware. .\ fine, imported. transparent China set any woman would be proud to own. China Dinner Set, 100 Pieces — \ ) ‘*” handsome border pattern with <o §116.50 Theodore Haviland Set Genuine Limoges China—\ grace any dinner table $37 50 100-piece winner Imported Dinner Set, 100 Pieces— I\!! stock '\‘1”. border de \ fine imported set, with rich border ¢ '.l com :n‘\ strap $87 50 ign, cffective and 42 SO i e 1151 1 B $ . SIXTH FLOOR. LANSBURGH & BRO Rugs That Will Add Beauty to the Home Bright-patterned. clean- Summer and fabrics, all ready to transform cheery. cool-looking warm-weather cool and cheery a rug can make and these are the rugs to do it. High Quality All-Fiber 9x12-Ft. Rugs - $14.75 a Lovely new Jacquard patterns in rich colorings suitable for every room in the house. Not only will they brighten up the home, but they'll give steady wear for some-time to come. Size 9x12 ft. Cheery Rag Rugs Linoleum Runners 98c Each 69c¢ Yard How quaint and homey they make So many people have been askir room look! And these are of clear for them fur hall tair use. Th colored rags, artfully combined. 24 inches wide. offer a most entici 24x28, 25552 and 18x36. array aml patterns hand some Set rugs of fiber your home into a retreat. Strange how room laok—but it can. od. of colors Armstrong’s Printed Linoleum Special, Square Yard two yards wide, brand-new patterns Porch Shades how it _Even if there still is a nip in dair—Summer’s not very far off, with its bhistering sun rays. Better buy your porch shade now, either brown or green, Ideal Porch Shades fect. - feet feet fcet Periect quality, —and you know wears. Dress the kitchen up for Summer, you'll find it a far pleasanter place to \vu;l\ in. Dom't stop there—brighten up other rooms, this special Monday price. Ruffled Voile Curtains $1.29 Pair Tie-backs included with them. Four of the prettiest” patterns to choose irom and every pair a full 2'4 vards in length. the New Gay-Colored Cretonnes 75¢ Yard Myriads of vivid hued birds and blossoms and equally gay colored conventional effects. Cretonnes of rare beauty, 31 inches wide, excep- tional at the price. Fast-Color Curtain Fabrics $1.25 Yard Fine glos nets and voiles, for sum- mer draperies with soft summer colorings to choose from. All of them 40 inches wide—sure to wear well and hold their color: feet ieet feet feet wide by wide by wide by wide by feet wide by 7 feet.. feet wide by 7 feet 10 feet wide by 7 feet 12 feet wide by 7 feet. Cottage Porch Shzides fect wide by 7 feet. ..$3.35 icet wide by 7 feet. $4.35 6 fect wide by 7 feet... feet wide by 7 feet. feet wide by feet.... feet wide by 7 feet.. 10 feet wide by 7 fect. 11 feet wide by 7 feet. NN Cretonne Window Drapes = $1.65 200 Awnings $3 98 Girls who room can add a gay Extra Special . touch of color ‘economically—house- " 200 fine stenciled khaki awnings. wives can save both time and money. for window. or porch use. Service- Most attractive colorings to choose able; only reduced because they from, and each one a well made drape represent a broken lot. Sold as is; with valance included. some without frames in larger sizes. FIFTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. 317 87 7 Sl Sl M7 617 8 ol W7 817 8 Sl 87 817 S B V7 R S S S MR S @@f@%fi@ @ r Store News for Monday, March 31 Summer’s con frozen Goblets A Convpanson: Sale 5,000 Pieces of Needle Etched Optic Stemware Sherbet Glasses’ Fruit Salads the most SIXTH FLOOR Service Fealures New Window Shades 500 to 700 a Day Quite a occurance matic Windo turn shades in trims watch it efficiency Come Street spection the Contract Unm should be prompt fully guaranteed and satisfaction a cer early, tainty. Linens— Cretonnes—28c. $1.00. FIFTH FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Announcement Starting Swings, Rocker's riages and G the see 1t workshop modern efficiency with Shadc the hen almost n and deftness hri Low Prices in operation in o well w re a ‘V\H'h Fourth Flo Slip Covers > ordered now to deliveries. All wor and 90¢ vard. 50c. 75c: Removal Monday.. March 31, Couch Hammocks, Porch and Furniturc. _Baby Car- arts will be on sale in Lawn GGGGY FIFTH FLOOR ANNEX ADJOINING THE LUGGACE SECTION S I ¢